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PAltV EAST OREGON, AN. PENDLETON, C " SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1903, rnblbbwt every afternoon (except Sunday) at Pendleton, irreson, br the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. l'lion-, Main 11. BUISHCltllTION IIATKS. Iialty, one year by mail .. ? 1 tally, U month by mall -f; Kally. tbree months by mall i" Hally, one month by mall Dally. Ir month by carrier Weekly, one year by mall uiu-tr .him vonr br mall .... UU The Kast OrcRonlim Is on wile at I" H. Rich's New Stand at Hotel Portland and Hotel I'erklnR, l'ortliind, Oregon. Member Scrip!" Mcltae News Araocla tlon. San KrancUco Bureau. -ICS Fourth St. Chlcaco llurean, t01 Security llnlldliiR. Washington, 1L C llurean, ."01 14th St., X W. Beware when Uie great God lets loose a thinker on this planet. Then all things are at rUk. It is as when a con flagration has broken out in a great city and no man knows what Is safe or where it will end. There is not u piece of science hut Its flank mar le turned to morrow; there is not any liter ary reputation, not Uie so-called eternal names of fame, that may not be rivaled and condemned. The very hopes of man. the thoughts of his heart, the relig ion of nations, the manners and morals of mankind, are all at the mercy of a new generaliza tion. Generalization Is always a new Influx of the divinity into the mind, hence the thrill that attends it. Emerson. UTILITY. To find the usefulness of the ap parently useless things of the world is the ereatest achievement of man. To convert the r.-astes Into the fruit ful field, to find a place In the econ omy of civilization for the Idle forces or nature and to convert the unseem ly desert into the riienlng harvest, to place the wheel of Industry under the wasted energy of the waterfall, to bridle for man's use the thunderbolt and the winds of heaven, all these are the splendid accomplishments of hu man genius and human skill. Utility Is the greatest creed of the industrial and scientific world. Through ItB vital agencies the world has been subdued and adorned. The hunter and trapper of the last century who camped on the present site of Minneapolis, looked upon that wilderness as a necessary waste on the earth. Something had to be used to fill In the space on the globe, and wild waterfalls, drear stretches of prairie and tangled forests weie Na ture's stock and store. The desert felt the thrill or util ity and the greatest wheat fluid on the continent sprang forth. The waterfall with Its wasted forces was utilized and the wheels of the great est flouring mills on earth were moved by Its magic energy. The old Puritan statesman thanked Cod that nature bad placed the Rocky mountains between Iioston and the Pacific Const. The wilderness that lay beyond that mountain range appalled the New Englander, nestled down by hiB sheltering bay, wonder ing at the great Idle world around him. Slowly ttie great unused agencies about him were cast into the erurible of civilization and ground out in com forts, conveniences and luxuries for man. The law of utility crept out Into the deserth and homes cunte forth. The ores that lay bidden, yielded their treasures. The forests that baffled all path-makers, have been slowly utilized, their vast values have entered Into the channels of trade, and tlioy have been literally digested by civilization. If nature is viewed aright there Is no useless force nor form In her make-up. If man will apply her agencies to the tnsk or Improving his lot, U lie will study to utilize and rot destroy, if he will seek to build up and not tear down, a use and a place will be fouud for the things that seem at times to have no mission. The plodding emigrant who com plained of the long. long stretches of desert, forty years ago, now proudly feels that It would be a glorious thing if that desort, which has been trans formed Into a dozen American com iuouwoaltlt3, were ten times as large as it Is. Utility has retouched the rough sketch of nature, vitalized the inan imate desert with a Ilfo-blood and In the slow process of change, has brewed the forces from tho wilder ness and cast them Into forms of henntr and usefulness for rain. The law Is constantly at work. Every rock Quarry that is uncovered for man's use, every Irrigation altch that Is made In the desert, every acre of land that is subdued and made a part or the cultivated field, and every rocky point that is leveled down and adorned with a home, slguines me constant action of this law. Kansas has fully recovered from the effects of populism. The report of her state labor commission. Issued to day, conclusively proves this fact. The renort shows that wages In Kan sas have increased 16 per cent since 1900 that is glorious and thai ilrlnp exnonses have Increased 40 per cent in the same period. Kansas has been under republican rule uur lnr thlK time. Her "anarchists" are out of office, it Is true, but the trusts are In. Hence the progress. The O. It. & N. fully realizes the need of a new deiot in this city. At no nolnt on the line has the business increase of the O. R. & N. been as great as at this point. The company has recognized this ract and respond ed with a 400 per cent increase in warehouse and store room space. The depot now In use has been outgrown by its surroundings. The city, the county, the volume or business pass ing over the line and all the environ ments have left this structure far in the rear. Other cities are coming in for substantial improvements in thiB line. The depot building nt La Grande would be a credit to a city of 20,000 people. Haker City Is to have one equal to It, and the city or Pendleton should be able to point with pride to a building that fittingly represents the progressive spirit or this company. VALUE OF LABOR BUREAU. Hundreds or men with their friends aro wanted to work in the sugaV beet fields of Northern Colorado. Accord ing to Information laid before State Labor Commissioner Montgomery by the manager or the sugar plants at Greeley and Loveland, help Is scarcer at the present time than was ever known since beet growing become an industry of importance in the state. Although the Overland Cotton mills and the paper mills have lecome al most depopulated of their employes, who have emigrated to the north to enter beet raising as a livelihood, the demand still rar exceeds the supply. Every inducement is now being offer ed to secure Colorado people for the many Jobs that are open, but If that fails the sugar raisers will commence again the Importation of foreign labor to harvest their crops. Twenty dollars an acre, free house lent and fuel is now being offered by the Great Western Company at Love land for men with families. Commissioner Montgomery visited Loveland recently to look over the Held, and as a result of his investiga tion he has found that the head of a family Is able to make from $110 to $140 a month at the J2fi an acre rate during the busy season. The labor commissioners will conduct an em ployment bureau for the benefit of intending licet sngar workers, and will endeavor to place all persons who apply and are willing to work, without charge of any ree to the ap plicants or to be the employers. Den ver Post. Would You Think It? nunm vuii iuiii. ..... - - .1.1 V... .1 f. .......;,.-,! in 1 1, f nrr-nf nwnm. an whose shnjely shoulders, and beautw im niur auRcm wuummj . , .... 1 . .KmnHuntltlwllt -Mt4 not Murium when the face turned to yon snows tnsngnr iugblotclufeuud blemishes. In general the cause of these cniptions is im pure blood. lr. 1'ierces rtnlfltt MpfHral Discovery puri ties uie uioou, and removes Wjf the corrupt ac- which cause 11 I.1mu1 ie r-T -j ,1 cw' TMmTlle tetter. UlC " -I ' salt-rheum, boils, sores, and other results of impure blood, arc perfectly and per manently cured. hoc three yean I soArlcd with that dreitded dncnc ecieiua." write Mrs. J. Kocpp. of Her man. Oregon. M wa told to try Im Pierce Golden Medical HUnivery which I did. and af ter I hail taken fourteen bottles I was perma nently cuied. It hat been a year since 1 itoputd takineyour medicine and It baa nerer amiearrd since. I think your medicine a wonderful cure and hope otheni sufleriuras I did, will take It audi relieved of Ibelrsutterina;." Some of the moit remarkable cures effected by "Golden Medical Discovery," I.-..- Mti nf urnfulntia diseases. uii-M . , . . I will forever Ibank you for advUinf me tu take Dr. nerces mwuto t V writes Mrs. las. Murphy, of FoodJPocantu Co.. Iowa. It ha cured me of chronic acrofula of twelve year.' standing-. I bad doctored for the trouble until I was completely discouraKeu. i alto had chronic diarrhea Tor twelve years. 1 am in good health now better than I ever was In mv fife. owinK to Br. Pierce-. Golden Medical Discovery, it". several bcUes of the 'UUcuv. Accept no substitute for "Golden Med- teal Discovery." tacrc iiuiuiuk j as pood" for diseases of the stomacli, Ll-.l ..J Dr. I'ierce's Pleasant Pellets cure d. xincis aud tick ueauacne. uaw btiiiticiii WMIIM FSI.APED nun H ptnuiiruu " " "' " w ,;Xr n r nc oil II A SPRING CATARRH BY USE OF Pt-RU-NA. Nothing Robs One of Strength P Catarrh. -flitor of Erie county, i" 1 John VT. Ncff, In a recent letter writter I at Buffalo, New York, stated: "I mra. I I persuadi-d br a friend to try - botUo o. XLSS HELEX YFHITMAJf. MIsb Helen Whitman, 308K Grand avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, writes: " There is nothing like Peruna for that tired feeling, which gives you no ambition for work or play. After a prolonged Illness, about a year ago I felt unable to regain my health, but four bottles of Pe runa made a wonderful change and restored me to perfect health. As long as you keep your blood in good condition you are all right, and Peruna seems to fill the veins with pure, healthful blood. I creatu'erve tonlo, Pernns, and Ur. results were so gratifying tht I an. more than pleased to rccommand It. A Spring Tonic Almost everybody needs & tonic In iUC ai.rlncr. Something to brace the nerve jlnvlcorale the brain and cleanse tin ' blood. That Peruna -will do this Is lc vond all question. Everyone who ha tried It has had the same experience r Mrs.D. W. TImbcrlake, of Lynchbnrs Xa.., who, in a reo nt letter, made use o. ' the following words : " I always take a 1 do-e of I'eruua after business hours, af , It Is a great tlilug for the nerves. There is no better sprlnp tonlo, fc&d I hvo ( used about all of thcin." Catarrh in Spring. The spring is the best time to treat catarrh. Nature renews jierseu crery spring. The system is rejuvenated by spring weather. This renders medicines more effective. A short course of Pe runa, assisted by the balmy air of spring, will cure old, stubborn cases of catarrh that have resisted treatment for years. Everybody should have a copy of Dr. Hartmau's latent book on catarrh. Ad dress The Peruna Medicine Co, Colum bus, Ohio. Mrs. Lulu Larmer, Btonghton, Wia, say : "For two rears I suffered with nerr- oua trouble and stomach disorders uu til it seemed that there was nothing to me but a bundle of nerves. I was very irritable, t could not sleep, j rest ;or comiose J myself, and v a lo thoroughly endorse It. Hare yon got nerves? WelL yon ought to have nerves. But they ought to be strong: nerves, good nerves. Does your hand tremble? You are living too last. Does your heart flutter at times? You had better call a halt. Americans live too fast. They crowd too much into a single day. They have too little lei sure. The hospt tals and insane asylums are filllngnp. The quiet, pastoral soeneti of yore are becoming rare. It's time that we quit this sort or business. Mow to Get Strong Nerves. "first, repair the Injury already done to your nerves. The war to do this is to MISS HELEN WHITMAN. do exactly as did Mattle B. Curtis, Sec retsry of Legion of Loyal Women, Hotel Salem, Boston, Mass. She said in a re cent letter : " I suffered for over a year with general weakness and debility man ifested In severe hcadacho and backache. I took four bottles of Peruuu, and for two mouths hare been entirely free from these maladies." Nervous Prostration. Thousands of cases might be qnoted in which Peruna hus been ued to rescue ii A Mrs. Lulu Larmer. . I certelnly unfit II take care of a household. I too1: nerve tonics and plllp without benefit. When I began taking Peruna I grew steudily better, mv nerves grew stronger, my rest was no longer fit ful, and to-day I consider myself in per feet health aud strength. My recover; was slow but sure, but I perscrered an was rewarded by perfect health." Mr Lulu Larmer. If you do not derive prompt and satis, factory results from the use of l'ertnu, write at once to Dr. Hartmac, gtviui: full statement of your ca and lie n!., U l,,qawl . -env, tia vll.l,lu ...1. Ill . v... I't - uowm " -' ..v.ub.m .w0..w jwum.p , v u. V. people from the perdition e deranged I rice gratis. nerves, anil put them ou the good, Milid , Address Dr. Hartaasa, President of foundation of health. The Cuuuty Aud-' The Haxtiuan Sanitarium, Columbus. O FORI We have the Best in ifi r.8late. t some niro homes tint d som. Choice Builj Lots. Alfalfa Land froa acre to 160. Wheat f -a nl c ? . n A 12,000. 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